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octoplex

v0.1.3

Published

A terminal multiplexer TUI for running multiple commands side by side in tabs

Readme

octoplex

A terminal multiplexer TUI for running multiple commands side by side in tabs. Built with Bun and Ink.

octoplex screenshot

Draws inspiration from Solo for Laravel, but framework-agnostic — works with any project.

Install

# Global
bun add -g octoplex

# Or run directly
bunx octoplex

Quick Start

Create a .octoplex.json in your project root:

{
  "commands": {
    "Dev Server": "bun run dev",
    "Tailwind": "bunx tailwindcss -w",
    "Tests": {
      "cmd": "bun test --watch",
      "autostart": false
    }
  }
}

Then run:

octoplex

Or generate a config from your package.json scripts:

octoplex init

Config

.octoplex.json

{
  "commands": {
    "Name": "command string",
    "Name2": {
      "cmd": "command string",
      "autostart": false,
      "cwd": "./subdir",
      "env": { "PORT": "3000" },
      "type": "log"
    }
  }
}

.octoplex.ts

For dynamic configuration:

import { defineConfig } from "octoplex";

export default defineConfig({
  commands: {
    "Dev Server": {
      cmd: "bun run dev",
      autostart: true,
      env: { PORT: process.env.PORT || "3000" },
    },
  },
});

Command Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | cmd | string | required | Shell command to run | | autostart | boolean | true | Start automatically on launch | | cwd | string | . | Working directory | | env | object | {} | Environment variables | | type | "default" \| "log" | "default" | Log mode adds level colorization |

Keyboard Shortcuts

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | | Switch tabs | | 1-9 | Jump to tab by number | | s | Start/stop process | | r | Restart process | | c | Clear output | | p | Pause/unpause (freeze view) | | f | Follow/unfollow output | | | Scroll output | | i | Enter interactive mode | | Ctrl+X | Exit interactive mode | | q | Quit |

Log mode extras: w toggle wrap, t truncate log

Tabs are also clickable with the mouse.

Features

  • Tabbed UI — run multiple commands, switch between them
  • Autostart / Lazy — commands start on launch or on demand
  • Scrollable output — scroll through command output, freeze the view
  • Interactive mode — send keyboard input to a process (shells, REPLs)
  • Log tailing — colorizes log levels (ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG)
  • Mouse support — click tabs to switch
  • Fullscreen — uses alternate screen buffer, restores terminal on exit
  • PTY support — full terminal emulation via Bun.Terminal (colors, progress bars, etc.)
  • Zero native deps — no node-pty, no compilation step

Requirements

  • Bun >= 1.3.5
  • macOS or Linux (uses PTY, no Windows support)

License

MIT

Author

Tim Broddin — titansofindustry.be